Wanderlust Waypoints was created for nomads and by nomads. With locations around the country, we provide a place for all of us crazy travellers to call home (at least for a little while.) Each location provides essential services that we all need when we’re out there chasing pavement.
Please be aware that some of our sites are off-grid or semi-off-grid. Specific amenities may sometimes need to be restricted due to low supply from mother nature.
The rates below are our current starting rates at locations throughout the network. Each location’s pricing and amenity rates are partially set by our property partners so rates can vary from location to location. Additional charges can be expected at some locations for things like laundry, wifi, and incidentals.
All Wanderlust Waypoints focus on four Nomadic Beacons – Stay, Build, Learn, & Play. You’ll see what we mean below.
We offer a place to call home temporarily. Skoolie, Coach, RV, Van, Camper, Tiny House, or Cabin we have a place for you to park, power, and fill whatever travels with you. If you’re nomadic at heart but haven’t taken the plunge, we have units of all shapes and sizes at each location for you to dip your foot into whichever proverbial pool you’d like to!
Most Waypoints have access to places where you can construct your dream, no matter what it’s made from! Our Skill Spaces include auto, wood, metal, and everything in between. We have the tools you’ll need to get the job done available for check out in the Tool Shed.
All waypoints are places to give help, get help, teach and learn. We host workshops that cover a wide range of topics to help you “level up” and add a few stat points. Some sites have apiaries and organic gardens to teach sustainability and give back to the community. Others have animal rescues. Connecting with the Nomad Network gives you a support system both on and off the road!
There is always something fun going down at a Waypoint. We will host tiny house shows, bus rallies, and conventions to bring more exposure to the tiny nomadic movement. We’re planning special events like organic tastings with local chefs, music festivals, art shows, and artisan craft days to bring some culture to our villages. We’re opening mercantile shops to offer a wide variety of items made on-site and from local artisans and vendors.
All of this adds up to make any Wanderlust Waypoint a unique experience that is different at every spot and every time you visit. All of the information you could ever want is pretty easily accessible around this site, so check us out, do your research and if you have any questions at all, don’t hesitate to contact us!
All Wanderlust Waypoints focus on four Nomadic Beacons – Stay, Build, Learn, & Play. You’ll see what we mean below.
We offer a place to call home temporarily. Skoolie, Coach, RV, Van, Camper, Tiny House, or Cabin we have a place for you to park, power, and fill whatever travels with you. If you’re nomadic at heart but haven’t taken the plunge, we have units of all shapes and sizes at each location for you to dip your foot into whichever proverbial pool you’d like to!
Most Waypoints have access to places where you can construct your dream, no matter what it’s made from! Our Skill Spaces include auto, wood, metal, and everything in between. We have the tools you’ll need to get the job done available for check out in the Tool Shed.
All waypoints are places to give help, get help, teach and learn. We host workshops that cover a wide range of topics to help you “level up” and add a few stat points. Some sites have apiaries and organic gardens to teach sustainability and give back to the community. Others have animal rescues. Connecting with the Nomad Network gives you a support system both on and off the road!
There is always something fun going down at a Waypoint. We will host tiny house shows, bus rallies, and conventions to bring more exposure to the tiny nomadic movement. We’re planning special events like organic tastings with local chefs, music festivals, art shows, and artisan craft days to bring some culture to our villages. We’re opening mercantile shops to offer a wide variety of items made on-site and from local artisans and vendors.
All of this adds up to make any Wanderlust Waypoint a unique experience that is different at every spot and every time you visit. All of the information you could ever want is pretty easily accessible around this site, so check us out, do your research and if you have any questions at all, don’t hesitate to contact us!
There’s always a friendly place for you to Stay, Build, Work, & Play at one of many Waypoints locations across the country.
If you’re ready to reserve your spot at any of our Wanderlust Waypoints locations, the first step is to fill out a Reservation Request form. This gets us all the pertinent information and allows us to get all the waivers formatted and sent off to you via email.
Simply contact us to see if there are spots available for you at the site of your choice and we’ll send the paperwork over to get everything moving. We can’t wait to be a part of your adventure and we’ll see you when you get here.
RadionAugust 18, 2024.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I've spent 4 weeks here working on my bus at Baker Mountain and it allowed me to get a lot of work done. There's a lot to do around here, beautiful roads to longboard or electric skateboard on, cliffs for rock climbing just a half mile up the road and some state parks with the most gorgeous waterfalls close-by. There's a country market with a restaurant with amazing burgers about 2-3 miles away, you can bike up there if you want to. Johnny is a great host, really nice and accommodating. You're 15-20 minutes away from McMinnville Lowes, Walmart and other stores. In the clubhouse you have a bunch of tools, including tools and attachments that are particular to skoolie building. The shower and bathroom are always clean. Highly recommend coming to check out this spot. Alex ColoneMay 31, 2024.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Johnny is the man, easy going, and respectful. I’ve been stationed at baker mountain for about a half a year finishing my build. Having the range of tools for any of my needs has been nothing but nice, there’s laundry, full bathroom, a nice hangout. It’s quite here nested on a mountain side, surrounded by a beautiful scenery, if you’re looking for the Tennessee countryside, it doesn’t get much better than this. The nearest gas station is about 10 minutes away, along with dollar general. Chattanooga is about an hour south. There some beautiful stare parks, waterfalls, caves, hiking trails in every direction and yaaa I highly recommend getting hear if you can. Doont waste another minute it’s worth it believe me. Cheers and may the four winds blow you safely home. 🤙🚌🚌🚌 Niurka EspinolaApril 14, 2024.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Excellent stay for doing some unfinished work on our Skoolie. Everyone was very nice. Nikki MayDecember 26, 2023.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I only stayed overnight, but Johnny was very accommodating and the place would be perfect to stay for a while and get some projects completed! I'll be back! Matt MaggioDecember 21, 2023.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. This review concerns the perry FL location. I stayed with the fine folks at Powers little campground for a little over 2 weeks and highly enjoyed my stay! We actually had our mini fridge die the literal same day we arrived and they just happened to have a mini fridge that fit my dimensions to sell me on the spot. It's still running in my bus and keeping my food cold as I write this. The campground, as implied by the name is small, but the community welcomed us for our short stay and we're supportive of our bus projects. Highly recommend for any nomads that want something more personal than the standard campground experience! BJ AndryuskyDecember 21, 2023.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves at the Del Rio location! The owners are very community minded and helpful to everyone that comes along their path. Johnny Blaze is easy to work with and explains the process of staying at a Waypoint location thoroughly and makes everything easy. We will definitely get in touch when we're looking for another location around the U.S. Austin RaineyMay 21, 2023.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We had a super time staying in Chandler, TX! Nice property with an awesome pond and a big yard. Us and our dogs really appreciated the space to roam and play. Our hosts hooked us up with some tools that helped us get a few projects done on our skoolie, too. The winery across the street really topped off the experience 🥂 Debby BeanieApril 15, 2023.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I stopped at your place in Perry Florida and it was absolutely beautiful. I felt very welcome, ground was level with water, electric on the sites, Great Verizon signal. Thank you for a great place stop ,just camping or working on you're rig. Haley GibbsApril 15, 2023.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Great place to spend a week! They just finished the laundry room while we were there! It’s such a sweet community space with super kind and helpful owners. We had a 26ft trailer and pickup truck, getting out of the parking area was a bit of a challenge as it’s not super wide, but the owner & another person staying there helped us get out which was super kind!